Sentence examples for bit of leap from inspiring English sources
I went for a very different to my usual sound, which was a bit of leap of faith but it just felt right for the track and it was loads of fun to do.
That helps to create charming, interactive television, that mixes entertainment with learning and a bit of leaping about.
But a bit of leaping around and pulling a lever that tipped up one of two suspended cages – her captors had assembled all manner of objects from the flotsam washing up in the cave – enabled her to send a pile of flaming rubbish towards a collection of gas canisters which blew an exit hole to the island above.
This is a bit of a leap of faith, and unfortunately I think it's the same leap of faith people made with the PS3.
To offer a cloud backup service, abruptly, and expect users to jump in the pool once again is indeed a bit of a leap.
"At the end of the day, there is a little bit of a leap of faith".
"The word 'sour' requires a bit of a leap of faith".
"It would be a bit of a leap to read aggression into it.
"It was a bit of a leap of faith with them coming in," Mr. Sperber said.
It's a bit of a leap from medieval pogroms to a poorly received art exhibition.
At every stage it felt like a bit of a leap in the dark.
